Samouth wrote:It seems like everyone is complaining about how we sit the pagoda. To be honest, i also feel like that sitting that way is not comfortable, however we have to sit that way in the pagoda and when we are getting married. There is meaning behind it. If you sit that way it means you give more respect in general and to God ( in pagoda setting). In the pagoda, you can not sit with your legs crossed. It is considered rude. In my own perspective, the reason that people find sitting on the floor is okay, because they get used to it as they were grown sitting like that, plus because we are poor. So, we might not afford to buy the table and chairs or even we have enough money, we might also not want to waste our money on them as there are other things on the list that we need to pay for.

People throwing rubbishes on the road and everywhere is the thing that i hate the most about my country. it is really appalling when you are trying to keep this country clean and other not.